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Dammit Janet
02:06
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Time Warp
04:24
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Sweet Transvestite
03:41
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Sword Of Damocles
02:08
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Touch-A-Touch-A-Touch Me
02:46
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Eddie's Teddy
02:41
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Planet, Schmanet, Janet!
02:55
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The Floor Show
07:52
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I'm Going Home
02:54
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Superheroes
02:17
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Idle Gene Wirral, UK
Gigantic Idiot from the Wirral making music.
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